Electronic Warfare

1. Knowing basic concepts of electronic warfare (ER)
2. Detect electromagnetic spectrum
3. Adopt and govern the basic concepts in the implementation of ER
4. Know the definition and division of ER
5. Know the principles of ER
6. Know the process of planning and implementation of ER
7. Know the available power for ER
8. Detect threats opposing elements ER
9. Know the place, role and importance of the ER in the NATO area
10. Detect the most important elements of the ER in the world

Lectures accompanied by slides and whiteboard

Numerical examples and experimental demonstration

stručna posjet

1. Lectures: T-1 Introduction to the course and the basic concepts of electronic warfare (EW) (2) Seminar: Introduction to the organization of exercises
2. Lectures: T-2 About the electromagnetic spectrum (2) Seminar: V-1 Principles of EW
3. Lectures: T-3 Basic concepts in the implementation of the EW (2) Seminar: V-1 Planning of EW
4. Lectures: T-4 Basics, definition and classification of EW (4) Seminar: V-1 Implementation of EW
5. Lectures: T-5 Principles EW (2) Seminar: V-1 Organization of the elements of EW
6. Lectures: T-6 Planning EW (4) Seminar: V-2 Tactics EW (elements)
7. Lectures: T-7 Implementation of EW (4) Seminar: V-2 Tactics EW (implementation)
8. Lectures: T-8 Force EW (4) Seminar: V-2 Tactics EW (processes)
9. Lectures: T-9 Threats ball element EW (2) Seminar: V-3 Techniques EW (receivers)
10. Lectures: T-10 location, the role and importance of the EW in the NATO environment (4) Seminar: V-3 Techniques EW (antennas)
11. Lectures: T-11 electronic warfare in the world (3) Seminar: V-3 Techniques EW (demodulators)
12. Lectures: T-12 Examples of EW (5) Seminar: V-3 Techniques EW (analyzers)
13. Lectures: T-13 Experiences EW (4) Seminar: V-3 Techniques EW (subsystems) (5 ns)
14. Lectures: T-14 measures and activities EW (2) Seminar: V-3 Techniques EW (systems) (5 ns)
15. Lectures: Final written exam (2) Seminar: FInal exam